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The nature of these markets means that youll probably get a lower price for your cards than if you sold them yourself

The lively red background, adorned with playful shapes of Pikachu, stars, and butterflies, adds a distinct charm, making this card more than just a collectors piece

The version in Pokmon Card 151 [SV2a] featured a Pok Ball pattern across the entire card and was included at a rate of one per pack

These rare cards were bought up shortly after initial release and remain some of the most sought-after and valuable cards

Auction house Goldin claimed that the staggering price sets a new record for the most paid for a Pokmon card at a public sale